(Via) Tomorrow as I prep for my econometrics exam, I’ll be sippin’ an eggnog latte and munchin’ on a cranberry bliss bar! According to @starbucks, the holiday drinks, treats and infamous holiday red cups will be available tomorrow.
Lauren just sent me this picture. “You would wear the same costume as Martha Stewart,” she said. Blake and Martha baked pumpkin-chocolate marble cake together on the Martha Stewart Show.
Occupational therapists celebrate Halloween, too! We kicked off our night with a chili dinner party with several of Katie’s fellow OT students — a fairy, Daisy Duke, a farm, Madonna, a crazy cat lady & a boxer.
With my Medusa costume, I fulfilled a childhood dream. I planned to be Medusa in the fourth grade, too, but because the snake-y wig scared me, I chickened out and dressed up at the Statue of Liberty — complete with a tinfoil-wrapped flashlight “torch” — instead. This year, Katie, Shannon and I made a snake headband and, with pins and clear fishing wire, dangled snakes from my hair and toga.
Happy Halloween! When I was growing up, my family celebrated Halloween with the Scarborough family, who would come to our house for trick-or-treating and chili.
Monday
8: Music History
11:30: Media Strategy & Planning
2: Strategic Writing Lecture
Tuesday
9:30: Management of Strategic Communication
2: Game Theory
Wednesday
8: Music History
9: Strategic Writing Lab
11:30: Media Strategy & Planning
2: Strategic Writing Lecture
3: Challenges of EU Enlargement to Central and Eastern Europe
Thursday
9:30: Management of Strategic Communication
2: Game Theory
Friday
8: Music History
TBD Flute Lessons & Band
My word in 5th grade was “artichoke.”
6th grade. “aisle.” I didn’t even make it past qualifying, actually. I should have probably been in a slow class.
I forgot mine….
6th grade “heroic.” Emily and I probably should have been in the same slow class.
7th grade: croustade. I will never forget you, Trent Kim.
(Okay, I did forget him. But now that I look at that site, I remember him.)
4th grade, “savory.” The next year, I volunteered to tally the Tara Oaks Elementary School spelling bee results, thus eliminating myself from the competition. My parents gave me a long concerned lecture: “Gwen, you cannot let the fear of failure stop you from taking on new challenges,” they said. “The Daniels family does not behave that way.”